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Return to Shatilla

To return to Shatila is an act of retribution, an act that gives voice to the dead that suffered there...

(LA VERNE, Calif.) - Outside of the Shatila camp, who remembers? What American knows of the massacre? What government agency has investigated our involvement in it?

Instructional Protocol/Sensitivity during Interaction with PTSD Sufferers

Instructional Protocol/Sensitivity during Interaction with PTSD Sufferers.

(CINCINNATI ) - The purpose of this teaching program it to establish guidelines and teaching and learning objectives for positive interaction with veterans with PTSD.

The U.S. Citizen Needs to Protect His or Her Eyes!

The U.S. citizen needs to stand-up to this brain trust that insists on spending 20 years salary to do a one-year job.

(HARRISVILLE, N.H.) - How many times do you have to poke yourself in the eye with a sharp stick before you realize it hurts?

Irvine City Council Wrestles El Toro Marines Over Deadly Toxins

The informational awareness of Irvine, California took a big step forward this week.

(IRVINE, Calif.) - The dangerous toxicity of the El Toro Marine base was a large focus of this week's Irvine City Council meeting.

Council Members Christina Shea and Steven Choi are drawing attention to unaddressed questions about the proposed Great Park that they believe are very serious.

Cannabis Comedy Club: Where do they Get this Misinformation?

Mark Ware studied 20 adults with severe chronic pain from surgery, accidents, or other trauma.

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - I acquired a recent document titled CNN.com, Study: Smoking Pot May Ease Chronic Pain authored by Amanda Gardner, Health.com, August 20, 2010.

Books Are Not Sacred

Stupid might be a good way to describe the Reverend Jones' exercise of his right.

(GOLD RIVER B.C.) - Well, Terry Jones backed off on the Koran burning. So what? Why should any rational person care if someone burns a Koran, or a Bible, the Sears catalogue or a Donald Duck comic book? That would depend on the nature of the burning.

Book burnings by governments or others with the intent to deprive society of their content would be a direct attack on the right of free expression and the open exchange of ideas.

Washington State quarterly revenue projection down $1.4 billion

(Olympia, Washington) - The September revenue forecast for Washington state government shows projected General Fund revenue down $1.4 billion. The forecast covers the remainder of this biennium (2009-11) as well as the next budget period (2011-13). The figure was released today by the Washington State Economic and Revenue Forecast Council.

According to Dr. Arun Raha, the state's chief revenue forecaster, "The Washington recovery seems to have lost momentum in the summer months after strong growth in the spring. The reasons are not Washington specific, but due to the slowing of the national economy. We remain optimistic about our aerospace and software publishing industries, however."

Commerce/Immigration: Migrant Dollars Lag

Individually, the states of Jalisco, Mexico, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Puebla, and Guerrero all received more remittances than any of their northern border counterparts.

(LAS CRUCES, N.M.) - Migrant remittances to the six northern Mexican border states showed a mixed record during the first half of 2010, according to figures from the official Bank of Mexico (Banxico) quoted in an El Paso newspaper.

The Army & VA PTSD/TBI Veteran Victims

Are they properly being cared for?

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - The Smithsonian Magazine in September 2010 just issued one of the best articles on the stress of combat on those who are in the fight of it.

Zelaya Chills in Dominican Paradise while Supporters Attempt Sabotage of Independence Day

Media downplays violence against political resistance.

(WASHINTON D.C.) - Today’s top story in the Honduran paper El Heraldo, one of the mouthpieces of last year’s coup against President Mel Zelaya, proclaims that Honduras celebrated 189 years of independence from Spain yesterday “in peace and tranquility” and that “every Honduran heart beat stronger” with love and pride for the land.